davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

sOlidaridad y fusion de sus correli-
gionarios de Puerto Rico con los
de Cuba, arrojando al rostro de
6stos aquella Erase sangrienta: GEL
esclavo mas infeliz es ell esclavo
del liberto."
No recOrdaba este EI Popular,
grande amigo y aliado del Sr. Viz
carrondof
Pues procure tener un POGO de
memoria.
"Que ahora, como siempre, han
estadO los autOnOmistas cubanos al
ladO de los dc aqui. -"
IPor que 10 han estado ahora I
Por tradici6n 7 lpor amor Z / por
consecuencia
iQuia, hombrel Porque sc han
aside, cual de un clavo ardiendO
ell naufrago, de los sucesos de
Juana- Diaz, como de un pretexto
comodfsimo para multiplicar sus
ataques contra la autoridad Y ell
GOblerno!
Este, este es ell busilis de la cues
ton. Todo 10 que sobre 10 mismo
ant6jasele 4 El Popular-abstraido
en- su altitud poltticG-no pasa de un
puro fantaseo, de un puro romanti-
cismo engendrado por un deseo &
prueba de desengailos y de fias-
cos.
Y del manifesto de la Junta
Central aut6noma cubana iqu6 he
mos de decirf
Pues que esta cortado por ell
mismo patron que ell de los CANA
giieyanos.
Y una alharaca, una depreca-
ci6n mas 6 menos, preguntaremos
con ell poeta:
que importa al mundoi"
NADIA.
Lo mismo que las variaciones
Observation-Disclosures de Ey Popular.
Pero a 10 menos 6stas son entire.
tenidas.
Aunque sosas, y emitidas con
riesgo de los tlmpanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
SIMULACRO.

Parece que este pensamiento,
cue aplaudimos, sera en- breve un
hecno, que sc llevara q cabo,
durante una gran parte del dia
seralado. Tenemos entendido que
Sc piensa dar a la tropa ell co.
rrespondiente rancho en- el campo
de operaciones, y ehto nos induce
q Greer que los seflores Jefes y
ofciales de. los cuerpos, que
tomen parte en- aquel, acordaran
algo que SO traduzca en- verdadera
manifestation de compsnerismo
y en- elocuente espfritu de frater-
nidad y expansion para todos los
que, al frente de los soldados de
ia Patria, divisan una misma &
identica gloriosa ensefla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
DENUNCIAS,

Et Clamor, nuestro colegs, ha
vueito d ser denunciado. Van "a
tres 8 cuatro denuncias en- los dl-
timos dias. Esta visto que nj en-
la @poca de legalidad, que tanto
ha decantado, Sc enmienda y CO.
rrige EI OamOr.
Lo mejor del case es que dicho
colega manifesto que es justa la
denuncla, yexpresa que DO SO que
ia de ella. 7M diristi. No teue
mos mas que alegar. Acompa.
flamos en- sus alegrias al coIega.
Su religion SO va convirtiendo
en- fanatismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

Dejase de chicoieos El Busca.
pie, y oficiando de pontifical,
ahueca la voz y dice:
......" Los sucesos recientes,
que tanto lamenta la parte sana y
sensata del pals, y las consecaen-
cia que de ellos EN- 2iezan a deri.
sarse, son esidentes demostracio.
nes de nuestro aserto.
Pasemos por alto el aserto y
las demostraciones. Todos ca.
bemos de que oalibre SON las de.
mostraciones y loo asertos de FL
BNscgpi6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
SOBRE TfTULOs.

Hoy, que tanto Sc fla en- la pa.
labra y en- ell escrito de publica.
clones avanzadas, y SO citan sus
sentencias como 81 fueran di.
tiniciones cx cathedra, daremos
tambien nosotros 4 conocer .otras
declaracjones de aquellas, que Sc
guramente no agradaran q nues-
Iros adve rsalios. Acaban de
YER nuestros Iectores ell suelto
anterior sobre Cayo- -Hueso. Lea
so ahora otro del mismo peri6dico
Ell Dia, y, sin que sea nuestro
amino turbar por ahora en- su
pacifica possession q nadie, aplau.
dan tambien este los admirado.
res y procuren que las ilegalida-
des que aquel colega cita pasen
al pante6n de la historic, sin dejar
hue la para ell porvenir:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

tu de la epoca en- que vivimos,
que dice EI BuscGpiS.
Todo 10 contrario.
Libramos batallas contra elias.
jOh, la ciencia!
lC6mo fulgura y rutila en- las
excepcionales obras de nuestros
adversarios, que constituyen-a
10 msnos ellos modestamente Sc
10 imaginan-la high life. la Gre
nss, la merveiile de ia sabiduria
universal!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

requerido, es evidente hasta la
saciedad; es cosa de gran mora,
Iidad jurfdica y hasta de buen
sentido comdn. Y por ESQ la
respectiva ley organica senala
limitaciones varias, en- ell ejercicio
de aquellos cargos, y la Ley l:
Titulo 70 Partida "a declara que:
I" Cometen falsedad con escritos:
10 EI Notario, escribano u otra
persona que q sabiendas extiende,
escribe y autorizs testamento,
carta, auto, diigencia Il otro ins-
trumento falso. sea en- forma de
documento autentico 8 privado ~;
cuya prescription Sc halla en-
perfecta ammonia con los princi-
pios que dejsmos expuestos, res
pecto de la te p1bHca, y sobre la
facultad de sus depositarios para
consignar unicamente la certezo
de hechos determinados que ha
gan presenciadO, no la de aque
ilos que pueden ser inexactos, y
que carecen, por 10 tanto, de los
requisites necesarios para entrar
en- aquella esfera y menos la de
apreciaciones particulares, y q
an tempo mismo ofe nsivas.
Esto tltimo en- terminos gene
rales.
Volviendo al acta que nos ocu
pa, debemos ademas recordar ell
Reglamento Organico del Nota,
riado para Cuba y Puerto-R Rico,
que dice en- su articulo 81: Los
Notarios no pueden dar fe de in.
cidencias ocurridas en- actos pd
blicos presiuidos por autoridad
competente, sin ponerlo antes en-
conocimiento de Ia misma..." ISe
ha cumplido este requisite en- el
acta de referencia; este es: Sc hs
puesto en- conocimiento previo
del Juez especial instructor de
aquella cau,a la formation del
documento pdblico sobre inciden
cias ocufridas en- gu presencia,
que es precisamente 10 mas grave
que contiene ell acta aquella2 Es.
to de las incidencias nos revels
tambien que la facultad del Nota
rio para dar fe Sc extiende Uni,
camente q la categoria de los he
chos c,!ya csrteza le cOnSte, y nc
a las particulares apreciaciones
ofensivas.
De manifesto ell error que in.
tentamos comhatir, nuestro deseo
es dnicamente evitar gu reproduc.
ci6u. ST e tamos 8 no equivoca-
dos, otros 10 diran. En- ell digno
sefior Notario que ha autorizsdo
aquella acta no podemos supo-
ner malicia de niugdn genero, nj
siquiera leve intento de cometer
la mas pequena infrscci6n; pero,
somos de paTecer que en- esta, co.
mo en- otras materias, van toman
do cuerpo grandes abuses de for.
ma y un grave error de procedi
miento, error Observation-Disclosures
que, decontinuarse, llegarfa d es
terilizar la fe judicial, rebajando
la pdblica, con otros muchos in.
convenientes; por 10 cusl no po--
demos menos de lamar, sobre es.
e punto, la atenei6n del Jefe su.
perior de justicia en- Ia Provin-
cia.
Error, error, mas sun que ma
lieia, es la principal causa de los
males que presenciamos. Por ESQ
exclamaba un fl6sofo, en- medic
de su frio escepticismo: Isl la
naturaleza nos abriese su seno
cuantos errores y abusos hala-
riamos en- nuestra pobre sabi
duria"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
LOS TfTULOS EXTRANJEROS.

No sabemos que leyes nacionales
autoricen para desempenar, EN-
Puerto Rico cargos p1blicos que
exigen tltulo professional q indivf-
que solo tienen uno expedido en- el
extranjero, que nj alll mismo les
habilitarfa para el desempe6o de
las funciones en- que nuestra pro-
vincia ulttramarina 80 les enco-
miendan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
A !" LA BALANXA.0

Amantes de Ia integridsd de
doctrinas en- nuestr0 partido, mu.
cho tememos que nuestro colega
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

Sobre: la pr6ximas zafra repro.
ducimos los siguientes datos de
aquella prensa:
De Ey Correo de Matanzas: /:
"a pesar de Ia desastrosa inuuds.
ci6n del Rogue, Ia proxima- zafra en-
asta provincial promote esplendidos
resultados.
Rars es Ia fnca que no SO prepara
para dsr comienzo la campaAa y, Sc.
gun nuestras noticias, para fines del
pr6ximo Diciembre todas las de Ma
tanzas estsran moliendo.
Los embarques de envases han Coz
menzado va, pues, segdn Sc nos dice.
la casa de Bes. Bellido y Comp, re.
miti6 a Bolondr6n, para ell ingenio
San Rafael, de los Sres. Jorrin, 5000
sacos vacios.
Como los precios tienden & slbir y
ell tempo ha siio msgnifco, todo hace
suponer que la entrante zafra resarci-
rA IN tsuto q nuestros hacendados de
las Eirdidas sufridas en- amos anterio.
res"
DE ell Diario de la Marina:
"Segtu Ell UniUsrso de Santa Cla.
ra, de acuerdo en- este punto coz los
peri6dicos de otras muchas localidades
de esta Isla, a caass del bueu tempo
que favorece q la cana, la campsaa
azocarera empezara ell ano actual mas
temprano que otros. Algunos inge.
MOS de aquella provincial Sc pre- eparan
4 romper ja molienda & fines del pre-.
sente mes. Nuestro colsgs cree tam.
bien que Ia cosecha sea abandsnte,
atendido ell estado satisfactorio que
presentan los campos."
del mismo:
"Dice Ell Comsrcio de Sagua la
GrAnde que casi todss las fncas de
aquella jurisdiction Sc preparan con
objeto de romper la molienda, 10 que
efectuarAn Ia mayor parte en- la primerA
quincena de Diciembre, y algunas an.
tes de espirar el corriente mes, 81 ell
tempo continta mostrandose propicio.
Con este motive escribe nuestro citado
colega:
" Fundadas son las esperanzas que
Sc tienen en- ls pr6xima zafra, pues el
aumento de precios del fruto, que no
abriga temeres de que decaigs, ha i'm
preso gran animation y actividad q
estos trabsjos preparatorios de la mo-
lienda que tanto iLfuyen On el buen
resultAdo.
Hsblando en- terminos generates, los
campos de caf1a presentsn magniico
pues, aunque IN tanto descui-
dsdos por ID escasez de recursos con
que muchos de sus dueflos hsn luchs.
do, sin embargo. Ia abundancia de las
eguas les ha sldo tan favorable, que ha
venido hasta cierto punto compensar
Aque'la falta."
5ss=a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
DE La &tuaci6n, de Sagua:
De N Correo de Matanzas:

=" En- Ell trsnscurso de Ia semana que
hoy termins, hemos tenido una tempe.
ratura menos fria que la de Ia semans
anterior.
Han caido muy recios sguace.
ros que, al decir de algunos haceuda-
dos, viensn mejor para los csmpos de
cana que ell flo bastante intense que Sc
dejsba sentir.
Eu general, Ell campo ofrece buens
perspective; cssi todos los hacendsdos
Sc pseparan para empezar moler en-
ls,primeFa quincena de Diciembre."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

Por ell Gobierno Civil de Ia
Habsna SO ha dictado una circu.
larltendents 4 concluir con Ia 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07
IsLA DE CUBA.

Sobre: Ia pr6xima zafra repro.
ducimos los siguientes datos de
aquella prensa:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-12-07

Este peri6dico democratico de
la Corte publics ell siguiepte, que
reproduce con mucha oportunidad.
nuestro estimado coiega La Uni.
dad Ndci0n0l. Es bueno para
que Sc sepa y conozca ell valor que
tienen hasta en- las esferas demo
crati.;as las noticias de cierta pro.
cedencia. Va q continuation:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02

soc; half bbls No. !. s. So; No. 2. s. 90; dried
behring's per box, 40c; Goldfish, &c.
Pigs feet-In kits 81 IS: "a bbls s. %; X b Is
Picked tripe-In kits 81 is.
Spiced picked herrings. yer buc ct, 81 90.
Holland Herrings-kegs 81 506l IS.
Bologna sausage nc.
Meat-sugar- cured hams 1Sc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon lie; short clear bacon CSC;
'f Isrd seft qs &c cans 7c DO cans
re; lo-D cans, Sc; 6-b cans, s3tci j. n cans,
Hominv and erits-Per Dbl. 81 25.
kraut-Haf barrels, s. 90.
Oatneal-Per half Dbl, 81 90.
Cracked wheat-Per 10, &c.
Crackers-A soda, 5hc; xxx soda, &C; cream
SIC: ginger sraDs. Sc: lemon creams. SC.
Sundries-starch, 3xci candles. full boxes,
Exc; halves, -; quarters, stick CANDY, SO
lOhc; fancy, lOal6c; rope, gHc; do cot
ton. Ice: herring. imported. 81 IS per keg:
raisins, layer. s. SO; cider; crab oule 4Oc:
Missouri, soc; vinegar, i5625c; concentrated
I've, 81 7564 Jugs, glazed, l0c per gal; crooks,
gle zed loo per gallon; dried peaches6c; indigo,
mans mustard. 81 S06l so per dozen m acaroni
imported, l6c per Ii American, Toe per DoG.
buckets, two hoops, 81 60 per dozen; brilliant
s P S2 ls E1p0n 90 g es do DO - cases.
So; baking powders, Dulk, lie; and 9, b cans
81 SO: macaroni small box CSC; vermicelli small
box CSC; catsup in bulk per gallon So; Worces-
ter sauce in bulk per gallon 81 %.
sugar-Flne powdered, bbls, 71Ic; do half
bbls, 7%c C oaf, 7hc; granulated standard,
&c: Louisiana graduated, exc; standard A,
exc; choice white, &C; Louisiana y. c., 6ha
66l5c.
Rice. Louisiana 4%651lc.
POULTRY-We quote: Young chickens,
s. 90 per doz; old, 81 90; turkeys, 5O@75c.
WHISkY-Rectifed, 81 loci 81. per proof
sour-mash. two year old, 81 6061 70; three
year old, 81 9O62 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
~ O065 90.
WOOL-Fall wool, six months clip, bright
medium 2oi4c; light fine 1S%c; coarse .lS'4 a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02
Live Stock Markets.

ST LOUIS, Mo March Cattle receipts eco,
active and strong; choice heavy native
steers 81 40a4 %; fair to good shipping stet RS,
So 75G4 80; butchers steers, fair TO choi e. = Al
IA 90; feeders, fair to good, - 9005 co; stock
ers. f-ir to good, - 20d3 10, Texans. common
to choice, 81 90G3 40. Hogs-Receipts 300; OPP
ened active and SC higher than yesterday, but
C Osed ga l0c lower at - S5G5 81. Sheer-Re-
ceipts 200; stron ger; common to fair s. 60r3 10
medium 10 fancy So s0dj 90.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March l. Cattle-Re
ccipts 1000; shipments AGO; weak and &c lower
for shippi g steers; cows aud butchers steers
l0c lower; feeding steers firm; good to
choice 81 1904 As; comm n to medium - 90
a. 90; stockers 81 SOFAS Ia; feeding steers
s. 25d3 co; cows. s. 25o3 80. Hogs-Receipts
500; shipments 300: opened Sc lower, closln z
C lower at 81 0Od5 -. Sheep Receipts 100;
shipments none; steady; good to choice $ 25G
3 IS common to medium 81 27G3 90.
CHICAGO, ILL, March l.-Cattle-Receipts
1000; shipments 20O0; m rket slow but steady
shipping steers, s. 506j 90; stockers and feed
ers 81 6Od3 IS; cows. bulls and mixed stock
81 20G3 20, bulk 81 S0G3 81. Hogs Receipts
1900; shI, ments 5000; market opened stronger
for best and closed 5G lOc off s. 50Ga %. Sheep
5000; shipments 1000; ma ket
strong; natives s. j0d4 30; western 81 25G
30; Texans g 5uG4 90; lambs - 5Od5 IS
NEW YORK, March l-Beeves-ReceiJt its, 30
carloads, no trading in beef cattle; d essed
beei Gull at S. 5HG7 50; American refrigerator
day at $ 80. Sheep-Receipts 10 0CU; g7iet and
steady at s. 75G6 10 for sheep aud 50 5OG6 IS
for Ian BIS; ressed mutton dull at Ease pr
pount IIogs-Receipts = 90; tirmer Tor dressed
no. S atNs1 81 al e. and live hogs nominally
quoted az IS 60GJ 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02
DEPREuATING THE TERRITORY

All the Walnut Being shipped Out nder
the Construction of the Present Law.sss
special to the Gazette.
TAHLEQUAH, |. / March l.-Such g
devastation of timber was never known
n this country as since the passage of
the law by the late Council allo wing tim
Der of all kinds to be shipped from the Ma
lion. This kind of work is confined to no
particular section of the Nation. All the
walnut is being cut ready for shipment,
and there will be none of this very valua-
bic timber left from the looks now unless
the chief issues an executive order stop
ping the same. Boston, Cir ciunati, Phil
adeIPhia and other eastern cities have
buyers here scattered around through the
country taking ali the walnut they can
get, paying from S25 to $50 per thousand
feet for the same in the log delivered on
the railroad track. Said a member of the
late Council to your representative TO day:
The people are abusing the law
and going too far with it. We
did not think of such a wholesale sweep
OF the timber when that law was passed.
1t was only intended that citizen could
sell the surplus of timber off his Claim
where he resided and not off the uuoccu-
pied domain as SO manv are doing by
going around and making claims that
would not hold good. The law regard
ing claims, think, is 8 fraud, and the
executive would be perfectly justihabe
in stopping this wholesale plumber
of the public domain. The full-bloods
are worked up over the matter and say
very emphatically, it must and shall be
stopped. In fact, all OF the best citizens
are becoming alarmed, and are asking the
executive to interfere and put halt on
the wholesale shipping of walnut timber.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02
DALLAS.
4 Hotel Proprietor Assaulted-The Dead
Stranger Identified.


Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, March l.-Undertaker
Linskie, who took charge of the dead
stranger yesterday, is in receipt of infor-
nation from Gordon identifying the man
as Joseph Halbert and stating that his
family live about four miles from that
place. The body will be for Harded to
Gordon.
The Dallas NOlksblatt, a German daily
paper, made its first appearance to-day.
1t. w. Harris, charged with robbery
several nights ago, sppea ed before Jus
tice Kendall this morning and pleaded
for u continuance on account OF the
absence of important witnesses. The
case was set for Friday. His
wife loudly protested his innocence. Her
VehemenCe is the more noticeable, since
it WAS partly through her statements that
Harris was arrested. 1t was she who
said that Harris bloomed out in q new
suit the day after the robbery, that he
mad no money before, and that he has
been keeping out of the sight of officers
for more than week.
April to has been announced as the
time for the Texas State Fair races. The
grounds are being put in readiness, and
as many as fifty horses are already here
A great occasion is expected.
NJ. +. Meeks, tailor, was arrested at
$50 p. N. for assault on the proprietor
of the National hotel. The difficulty
grew out OF an unpaid board bill con-
trscted by one of Meeks' workmen, sew
ersl weeks ago, for which he
had stood security. The no.
tel man insisted upon Meeks'
paying the bill a. once, as the workman
had left Dallas and could not be heard
from. In the course of the conversation
the hotel man made some insinuations
touching Meeks character. Meeks
retorted, and the hotel man
struck at him with a chair. The
blow was averted, and Meeks responded
by striking "mine host" over the head
with his heavy tailor scissors, intiicting
severe and serious wounds. Meeks
escaped unhurt except q few slight
bruises on the head Both are aged and
quiet, orderly citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02
CISCO.
The Drouth Committees Movsments-oats
Distributed.

The Drouth Committees Movsments-oats
Distributed.
Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, March l.-Messrs. Lane,
league and Ferguson, the state drouth
committee, left here this morning on the
Texas Central south-bound train, and will
visit the following named counties
this week: Erath, Summeryell,
Bosque, Comanche, Hamilton. Nc
Cullougn, San Saba and Llano.
Next week they will visit Throckmorton,
Baylor, Hsrdeman, Montague and Frio
counties. The committee have decided
to ask for an extension of time in which
to complete their work. Since starting out
they find there are several more counties
involved in the drouth district
than they thought on starting out. 1t is
right that more time should be granted,
for if men ever worked faithfully to per-
form duty imposed upon them this
committee has. Your reporter has been
associated with them considerably and
he knows that they have worked
hard to complete their work in
the time allowed them. They will round
up at Waco next Sunday, instead of Cis
co, since their work this week is near
that place. Parties wishing to CORE
spond with them this week should ad-
dress them at Waco.
Cisco was utterly packed and jammed
with wagons yesterday, that had come in
from Eastland, Callahan and Stephens
counties for the car of oats sent TO the
state drouth committee at this place, by
The GAZETTE, to distribute. The COM
mittee proportional the oats, to
Esstland county, $50 bushels; Co
msnche county, 235 bushels: Cal
lahan county 335 bushels. The sub
committee appointed to distribute the
oats for this precinct found, after divid-
ing them equally among air who had ap-
piled that were entitled 70 them, that
there would be just forty pounds to the
nan, shd SO distributed them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02
GENERAL Markets.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March l.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged Wheat active: weak and lower;
market opened weak, sc off, rallied &c, eased
off again sc, Strengthened near close and
finished about sc lower than Yesterday: No. ,
red cash I7G7THc; March 1914 GTc bid, closin z
&c bid; May, 79t4 a 7975c, C o-ing 79'ic ssked
June, 79%dsOc, c.osing 1890. Corn more
active, but easy and lower, closi "a "a C under
Yesterday; No , mixed, ash. 33ai d34c; March,
So, G34c. closing SIC asked: May. 15is as q C,
closing 3jtSc bid June, 56lsd36s:c, closing
36lsc. Oats-DulI a5.c easier; No. , mixed, cash,
2Sc: March, CSC asked; May, 2SsSc;
June 29c asked. Corn meai-Firm at S. 90.
Whisky 81 10. Wool--Qu!et and steady; me-
dunn. 2la26c; nsrse braid, l662lc; low sandy,
la l9c; fue light, lSd253; heavy, 14G21c
Provis ons-Dull and unsettled, but generally
firm. Pork 81 so. Lard Sc s5a7 CO.; Bulk
nea s-Loose lot, 81 IS; short ribs s. So; short
clear IS co; boxed 10 S, long clear 81 IS; short
ribs s. s74; short clear s. l2s. ,Bscon-Long
clear. s. %; short ribs, S. SOFAS 81 short clear,
S. 40ias As. Hams--E Firm at $ll coo 10 90 At
teTnoun board-Wheat easy and &c lower +;
corn Ut changed; oats lower.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 1.-The market WAS q
repetition Of scenes OF yesterdays excite nent
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wgnted-Oopies of Daily Gazette.

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Daily GAZETTE for the month OF JapnssSsf
1886, and will part with ,then,s will please
communicate, with business manager of
The GAzETrR We need them to conf
pletss our flies. Or if this should meet
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they will please return them at once.
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Pork, firm and moderately active. Sales, 40
b irrels mess on private terms; quoted SIS
Lard 4G6 points lower nd heavy; westel
steam spot, s. II; March, s. 2ld7 30: Apl
s. y; May. s. 1901 g; juno, s. 39al -.
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Haven't you q relative or friepd.ia the
old states who would sappreaaee first
class Texas psperf II SO send them
the weekly GAZETTE year You can
Send them the paper.knd keep the chance
in. The drawing for Yourself.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Ten, March l.-Cotton Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
Low ordinary, clsc; ordinary, nc; good
ordinary, SIC; low middling, SIC; mid
ding l5-l6c; good middling, 9 lsc; middling
fair, CSC.
Gross receipts l01l.
Sales, l6U.
ENUO Is, none.
Shipments, COastwise, none.
Stock on hand 56.05S.
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COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Ports.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, March l-Cotton-Spot
CT sed steady and unchanged.
Sales, $3.50.
Low Ordinary, re; ordinary, nc; good
ordinary, c low middling, S 3-l6c; middling,
9lsc; gooo ,niddling 9i4c; middling fair l0c;
fair. 10 II l6c.
Futures opened and ruled steady, closing
q lie: and point higher than yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-02
The Wool Market.

Boston, MASS, March l.-Wool - Moderate
trade with prices in buyers favor; Ohio and
Pennsylvania feeces S21 a SIC for Y; Ohio and
Pennsylvania 10. 46S5c for Xxx; Michigan Y
, 3l1s aS2c; No / Ohio SIC; fine delaine 36c;;
Michigan do. 3i635c